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The “Your Voice, Your Vote” civic journalism initiative devoted to issues-based coverage of the North
Civic journalism initiatives in four cities around the country were widely and positively recognized in
Civic journalism was one of the key issues covered in a survey of 554 media
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The latest directory of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communications lists no
Forty seasoned civic journalism practitioners gathered Nov. 7-9 for a retreat, sponsored by the Pew
By Frank Denton The Wisconsin State Journal has been practicing civic journalism longer than many
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I appear before you this morning resolved to be more contentious on the subject of